Opinion - Page 39

If genocide was actually underway, why are these white refugees voluntarily returning to the place where they were supposedly hunted?

Not only are prosecutors trying to cite Black clothing as evidence of Antifa terrorism, but they have also pointed to what they consider to be radical pamphlets allegedly distributed by protesters.

We should probably consider that the administration is just lying low until the public relations nightmare created by its disastrous crackdown in Minnesota blows over.

Kash Patel is out here living out childhood dreams that he could only fantasize about when bullies were taking his lunch money.

The economic impact of the Iran war is wide-ranging and steadily expanding across gas prices, groceries, air travel, and shipping costs.

Not long ago, the U.S. government was shut down for roughly a month and a half, largely because one particular party thought we couldn't afford to extend health care subsidies.

Shout out Secret Handshake, the same group that placed a statue on the National Mall last fall depicting Trump and Epstein holding hands.

Meet Jeremy Carl, who Trump nominated to serve as assistant secretary of state for international organization affairs in June.

Striking a school full of children is sure to be recorded as one of the most devastating single military errors in recent decades.

When your only options for grocery shopping are a corner store or a dollar store, your diet becomes much more of a survival strategy than a personal choice.

This escalation is unfolding just months before the national midterm elections, where turnout among key voter groups could determine control of Congress.

When federal guardrails fail or are manipulated and misused, states can provide the support and protection needed while also expanding meaningful ballot access.